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and raised considerable amount of blood
and matter; besides was very thin, and
SO weak l could scarcely go about the
house. This was the case OF a man with
consumption arising from liver complaint.
He recovered his health completely by
the use OF DR.. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery" Thousands OF others bear
similar testimony. ~
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WretcIiei. Indeed

Are those whom confirmed tendency to
biliousnees, subject to the various and
chnnseful symptoms indicative OF liver
complaint. Nausea, sick headache, consti
patton, furred tongue, IN unpleasant breath
a dull or sharp pain in the neighhorhood OF the
affected organ, iinpnrty Of the blood and loss
Of appetite, signalize it as one OF the most dis,
tressng, as 1t is one of the most common, oi
nnladies. TherG Is however, u benign specific
for the dise.,saand all its unpleasant naniies.
tations. 1t il the concurrent testimony OF the
public and tie medical profession, that Hostet-
achieves RESULTS speedily felt, thorough and be
nsli. :.ss}les rectiiying liver disordap IL invio
orate the feeble, coaq,iers Kidney and blada
y. <Aflaints, and hasteas the coiivalesce,
t1ose sgoyeringtron effeeblins nsdlseasea
ver, tits the grand specifcfor feverjS
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/ utt' S PiiE
FOR TORPID IL
A torpid liver deranScs thew
tenn, and produces
Sick Headache
Dyspepsia, Costiyeness, 4
matism, SaIlow Skin and +
There is no better remedy Tor :
common diseases than TUFTS ;
Pilis, AS u trial will prove. Fricei
Sold Everywhere.
Suffering Womanhc

Too much effort cannot be made
to the attention OF sufferinsw
the great value OF Lydia i. Pinkh.
etablo Compound rs rcmely TO-
cases OF women. Such IN one is IL
General Barringer OF Winston,N.
quote from the generals letter u
"Dear Mrs. Pinkham: Please all
add my testimony to the most
medicinal qualities OF your Veget'
pound. Mrs. Barringer was treat
eral years tor what the physir
LeucorrhG and Prolapsus Uteri
| sent her to Richmond, Va, whe
mained for six months under thet
OF an eminent physician without
manent benefit. Sne was ind,
your medicine and alter a reoso
commenced to improve and isr
| attend to her business and cons!,
fully relieved" General Barring
proprietor OF the American Hotel,
N. c., and is widely known.
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Boards OF Health endorse Red Star
| Cough Cure rs n speedy and sure remedy
| for coughs and colds. Scientists pronounce
it entirely vegetable and free from opiatss
Price, twenty five cents u bottle.
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No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble OF tho Throat,
than Browns Bronchial Troches." Price
% cents. Sold, only in boxes.
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is what Il. w. Fairman, a druggist at Day
ton, Ind. writes about the sale OF Allen 8
Lung Balsam. He has sold it for eight
years. and it gives satisfaction. Sold by
all druggists at 25c., So, and $1,o0 a
bottle.
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Roclles

Roches
GENrs:-I was confined to
lnflammatory Rheumatismfo
was very badly afflicted, suffe..
we're pains in my chest, it was e
heart. On Thursday, the 18th,
ed using DIR. Pardee's Rheun.
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, and on S.
18th. was able to walk all ov
and have since continued to j.
take pleasnrcin recommending
are afflicted with the terrible d,
EDW. b. w
No. 8 East NJ
Ask your druggist for DIR. PA.
dy and take no other. Price G.
six bottles, $5.
Pardee Medicine Co., Roch,
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Bodily pains arc instantly relieved by
tho use OF st. Jocobs Oil DR.. r. Butler,
Master OF Arts, Cambridge University,
England, says, ut acts like magic"
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male however induced, speedily and per.
manently cured. Illustrated book for 1C
cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Bui
falo N Y.
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For Dizziness take Aliens Iron Tonic
Bitters. All genuine bear the signature OF
j. p. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul, MINI.
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The state senate passes the ninoty-day
biennial session bill.
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Chief Justice Morrison, OF the California
supreme court, died recently.
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The legislature passes the Lee. Crandall
license bill and it becomes law.
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Had n Dreadful Cough,

Brninerd has elected Col. c. B. Sleeper
mayor by 522 over Q. S. Spaulding.
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ITCHING and ,rrltations OF the skin and
scalp, burns, scalds, piles, ulcers, posons
bites of insects and all skin diseases, quickly
cured by Coles Cnrboltsalvc, the great skin
remedy. 25 and SO cents, at Druggists.
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1he pes Molnes eir:s

Des Moincs Evelln1 Mail; As Now York boasts
of her leisure class, so can we boast that Dcs
Moincs has no leisure class. Tho majority of
onr young ladies', rogartiiess OF how intensely
fortune has smiled upon them nrc sensibly en-
gagged In sopo active elupioyment that Affords
them pin noasy and that health OF body tgnd
mind pnseen In the langnishing. indolens girls
of the East. Miss C---, of Pleasant styest.
-ites In an office. while her ncighbor.. Miss
~ daughter OF " banker. teaches. M1ss II -,
N-esluc, has n few music scholy Miss
nagod ut the capitol, and y 80 H..
leading state ofaciat ss>.-SS private
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II cough disturbs your sleep take Piso's
Cure for Consumption and rest WE'LL
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"Morc Than all other Lung Remedies, ;,

Congressman Mcmillan swife OF Tenn, Is
heiress to about $1,000, 900.
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WORK or coseiEss.
I Summary of Measures Enactad n the Forty.Ninth
Y Congress Jsst Expired. Il

4 ssnnary of nsssurss Inacted II the Forty.Sinth
Congress yust Expired.
The following is o list OF the more i'm
81 portAnt house bills which have become laws:
10 forfeit the Atlantic Il Pacific railroad land
grant; to ihcrcase the pension Of widows and
h dependent relatloas from 50 to$ II per month; !;
Aholish certain fees for Official services to
nfsy she PaaaS as ,es
lnnd sraats ard subjects tho lands to taxasion 50
soon Rs the sompanies are entit tlea to them. not
the s.Ss that they may dasSy
{it MAS pasAed In the first session of the lrcsent
4 conaress, md provides for the construction OF
cruiser of the highcst rracticnbe speed, one tor
rsti0 boat and one dynamite Enn cruiser. and for
e o
r Mexican wnr xeterAnR: to impose p tax and reg
uiata the inl nnfacturc, sale. importation aud
fransferof th Hjgls.opd tract near chicago the
/: Unlted stntd for military purposes; TO protect
sss,sbio nationai bankry assocIatioaa to increase
Il their capital stock aud change their naiHc and
location; for the construction Of congressional
LINZ Yesssls TO carry limited nuinher or persons
\ III addition TO their crews: to forfeit the
III rcsd land grsnt: TO reduce the fees on domestic
money orders for sums leas than 10; to make
slioWances for clerk hire to postmasters Of the
r1k and SECOND CLASSES 70 cover the cost of cIer-
4 tbe imiiastIatc delivery system; to prohibit the
Il ries: makinr appropriations for additional bar
br.nOhss of the NstiaDei Soldiers, home; .sI to
ssfaa clains; 70 establish additional life
t9sss fos the censsr.,osic9h IN. Y sdi.
% nsrsons; to amend
srswers to give
mated monthly
b olRfnA report-
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Purify Your Blood.

Your blood may be full of impurities, but Hoods
SarsaDarilla will thoroughly cleanse enrich and vital
sit. The most cases of scrofula salt rheum
bols pmplcs,-in fact all affections arising from i'm
pure blood, yield to Hoods sarsaparila, the great
blood purifier. 1t also cures dyspepsia biousness,
sick headache, kidney aud liver complaints sharpens
the appetite, and builds up the whole system.
Two months ago commenced taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla as an experiment, had no appetite or
strength, and felt tired all the time. Iattrbuted my
condition TO scrofulous humor. I had tried several
different kinds omedicne without receiving any bcne
tit But rs soon had taken half bottle Of Hoods
sarsaparilla my appetite was restored. and my stom
uch felt better, have now taken nearly three bottles
and never was so well in my lfe,' Mrs. JESSIE F.
DoLpEARE, Pascoag, r. l.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Prepared by
!. HOOD CO., Apothccnries, Lowell, Mass.
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Such confidence ought to be infec-
tious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
ENDING JUNE 60.
What tho Government Has Done tho Pros.
--------- - ant Elarnl Xnnr. - 49,

What tho Government Has Done tho Pres.
fis ent Fiscal Ycnr. .'s, /. ,6ss1L
Warrington Dispatch 10 Cincinnati Time,,sar.
A statement just issued by the Bureau
OF s!atistica gives come interesting features
Of tho workings OF the year which ends
with this month. As everybody knows,
tho Governments year. ends and berins
Just in the middle OF tho peoples year.
This Seems little odd, but it has been
found advisable in the practical workings
Of the Governments machinery. Con-
gregg, when II meets in December, nasu-
rally wants to know something about the
workings Of the Governments machinery.
II the fiscal year ended with tho calendar
year, it wonid DO impossible to give Con.
gress any Information, III aatisiactory form
at least, about the work OF the year in
which it meets until after 1t had been ses.
sion some months, for 1t takes probably
two months after the year has closed to
get the reporta Of the varioua~ tticers to-.
gether and compile statement Of the facts
contained in them. ga
So the c!oae Of tho present month will
bring the close Of tho present year for the
government AS stated above, come weeks
will pSss alter the close Of tho year be.
fore the exact dyures of the years &C.
complshmenis will be had, but from the
figures already published aud compari.
son OF them with the work OF the pre-.
coding months and ye.Is, . pretty good
idea OF the results Of the year may be
had, at thia ais.ance from its ending. This
showing with reference to cur commerce
with the world, ia better than that Of las.
year. Indications now are that the i'm.
postations OF tho year will amount to
5000 0OO, 900 in value, alarser sum than at
any time sincs 1852, The exports OF the
year will amount to shout S7eO, 900, 900,
leaving q halaucn OF $50, 900, 900 in our
favor. OF the 5000. G00, 600 Of imports over
$3.50, 100000 came through the port OF
New York OF lEa balances Boston got
$50, 600 900; PHILADELPHIA, $40 900, 600. and
San Francisco S4l goo 900 OF tho exports
$3.50 100000 ware sent out through the
port Of New York. The balapcs being
distributed among over 6lty ports.
Tho exports Of gold coin and bullion
during the year vii! bs yerg small, only
$40 900. 000 8gainat Sc, 000, 600 lsst year.
or tho silver the exports will be about
Se5, 00o,G COO sgainst $50, 000.C00 last year.
In imports in coin and bullion the tide has
been in our favor, Tor the amount OF go!d
imported will be about $4S, 900, 000 against
$50, 600 coo the preceding year, and Of sill.
yer sbons the came amount as last year,
$4,000 600. h .1.sssl9'5,
Tho exports Of merchandise Tor the year
arc not 90 large ss might bs wished, but
that they arc more than they we're last
year Is one consolation, although they are
less than in any other year since 1881.
They will amount to SEC, 600 900, or about
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Juite sitarp's ErsHk-D8tvn.

Sharp was going on the stand to con.
front bis accusers and t6 meet boldly the
keen csoss.examnRtion OF the shrewd
lawyers on the othor hide. Suddenly he
changes bis mind and turrS up on tho
sick list. E. b l,.' (. +
His phyeicianB say he 10 unable to up
pear, and that tho announcement Of the
verdict in bis presence, whether the YER
dict were for or against him, would strike
him desd. It is, therefore, the intention
ofhis council to make this explanation to
the court, and it IL thought that tho
trial will ut once ba ordered to be diacon-
tinucd. aeiTs
OF courae It cannot be known what
ShArp's lawyers intend to do until they
do it or themselves make the announce
ucnt Of their intention. Tbs proceeding
outlined would certainly be remarkable
one, the more so il tho court were to fall
in with 1t. l. would be a sad sight to SEQ
s man drop dead upon tho announcement
! OF a verdict in his case. But is the court
Responsible Tor the phyaical condition in
which the accused is now said to find
himself, or for the rascality which has
brought him where no Is ?
Tho probability ia that the court will
continue to do its duty, and that unless
Sharp dies before the verdict is ready, the
verdict will be announced, and the culprit
will have to take his chances. He would
probably not expire ruder tho crushing
weight OF a verdict OF acquittaI. &
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4 Ouu.S,ded Affair.

The good people Of Jefferson Township,
Adams county, Ohio, resolved that Ger.
tain mother and her daughter we're not
desirable pe,sons to have in that neigh.
hoyhood. Whereupon twenty men, armed
and marked, went to the home Of the
Z women, broke down the doors, denuded
I tho women, tied them up and cut the
. blood out with hickory switches. When
the elder woman revived from this heroic
I treatment she wss notified that she and
her daughter had juat twenty. -four hours
to save their lives by getting away.
Women Of the clsss of these arc no.
. valuable IN any community. But II there
had bsen no men in that community bent
!. upon being on familiar forms withith
women, tho women would hayo left OIL
! their own accord; or led an honest and
reputable life. There were men in the
caae, but the maaked avengers OF the
neiyhborhood'n good name were net LOOK.
ing for them. They might have looked
on the scene Of unnlihgated brutality,
oven taken a hand in 1t, with pertec.
safety; 'for who eyar thinks OF making 6
man chars the penalty for IN otienss in
which he is principal? a loose woman
m,u,st think it Q great misfortune that she
is not looae man.
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sl9 for each individual member OF the
National family, The imports, uphsppily.

s19 for each Individual member OF the
National family. The imports, unhappily,
are greater than since 1883, and are within
$50, 000, 900 Of the vslue Of the exports. u
seems strange that this country, which
prides itaell on being able to produce and
manufacture everything necessary for the
comfort Of the human family, should have
10 send 500, 900. 900 ont Of tho country In
year to buy merchandise. ftae
Another interesting statement in the
work OF the year 10 that which shows the
number Of Immigrants arriving. They
will number Tor the year just about a
round half million, against 4 little over
800, 900 last year. Tho number coming In
at the port OF New York during the year
will foot up round 100000. or the one
half million arriving, about liz 600 are
Germans. 70, 900 from England Wales, rs.
900 from Ireland. GO, 900 from Norway and
Sweden, and so 900 Italians. In only four
preceding years has the immigration run
so LARGE. In 'sl it was GG9, 600; In 's3,
7SS, 900; In 'S3, COS 900, and in 'S4, SIS 900,
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DIED,

GoUDY-At his residences In MARSHALL county, on
Monday, juno q, 1887, OF paralysis, JOHN
d, GoupY. IN the 10Th year Of his nge,
SHoRES-on Tuesday, June 2s, 1887, at 1880
o'clock p. NJ, ALhEEr 8. SHORES, aged 40 years
Funeral from his late residence. G,i Markc. street
this iThusday) afternoon ut o'clock. Friends
Of the family invited to attend. Inte.ment a,
Mt. Wood Cemetery. - .
GAReIs0N-on Wednesday, June %, 1857, ct 4,
o'clock A. ", Wa. 4. GARRISON, ND, In the
Slst year OF his sge "a .sl. 4 a lIs.77-.7 :
Funeral services at tho residence OF his brother
Dr.. Geo. I. Garrison. GO Main street, This
=, trhursdayl morning at II O'Clock. Friends oil
the family invited to attend. 1nterment a,
West Alexander, Pa, Thursday at F. N. Train
leaves B. & O. Derot at l:ASpM. a,
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Some rrohlbltlun rentures.

Tho local option clause OF the Dow
liquor Law has closed many saloons In
Ohio; and though the closing OF saloons
doea no! always imply diminished con.
sumption Of intoxicants, The testimony is
that In some locaIitioa there Is noticeable
Improvement, (.
At the MACS State convention Of non.
partisan prohibltionlsts, just held in
Columbus, many reasons were given why
thia feature OF the law Ind not been more
successful. In Boms places, It was said,
the ordinance passed under tho law had
been repealed because 1t WAS not en-
forced. 1t was easy enough to pass the
ord!nsncc, but then came the old trouble
OF enforcement, and on that rock loca!
prohibition split, 7a0s
Under the West Virginia local option
law license Ia granted In only about a
dozen counties In the State. 1t 10, how
ever, eals to say that there Is not county
In tho State in which intoxicanta are not
sold and commonly known to be sold
Tho people pGss thu law, or authorize
their representatives to refuse license, and
that as rule ends tho proceeding on the
prchibitory eide. Strange IS this may
seem, it suits those who will not unde,
any circumstances tolerate licsnse, prefer
ing, II liquor must be sold, to let it be
sold without license. Is
at the Columbus maEa convention loo
towns in Ohio vera reported as having
prohibitory ordinances. OF these Is have
population Of from $500 to 1900; the
largest has 5000. Whether tho ordinance
10 enforced in any Of the large towns cannot
be gathered from tho published reports
No town or city half the sizs Of Wheeling
haa made the experiment, and 60 the CON
yention did not have before 1t any roaults
by which 8 close comparison may be
made. Isitgomewhat significant that not
city in Ohio OF Wheelog'S size hiss
thought it wiss to make trial OF absolute
prohibition.
Wheeling could make the experiment
on her own account, without waiting FOL
the adoption Of the amendment. but in
Wheeling public Rent;ment is 80 far from
that heroic point that it does not even in.
sist upon the enforcement OF any law re-
lsting to the liquor traffic. This gives
small resaon to. think that public senti.
mont hero could bs arousea to the pitch
OF enforcing prohibition. The moral ole
ment Of the community is solid on the
main question that the liquor laws ought
to be enforced, but it contributes prscti.
cally nothing to their enforcement. The
moral element is not unit on tho quea'
ton OF prohibition; there ia, therefore,
still less ground 10 believe that i. would
begtir iteelf to enforce that law. +.
The moat dangerous Of all tratiice, un-
controlled and yieldihg no revenue to pay
Tor i,s own work, 10 o spectacle not TO be
contemplated ss the highest Of moral tri-
umphs. The rsloon in its political and
eocial aapecls is worthy tho attention Of
thoughtful minds, and alter prohibition
has yielded its harvest Of disappointment
there may be q public sentiment that will
take hold Of the question with a firm grip
and inn practical WY.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
Paper doors arc coming into uss ,.

Taper door5 are coming into use. ~.
'Door.knoh lanterns on which is the
number OF your house are new. IL, "a
A recent writer on China puts the pop.
ulatiou Of the Empire at 45O,00O,000.
It ia estimated that there are 60,O0O COL
ored Knights OF Labor in this South.
Horse doctors in Milwaukee make more
money than doctors Of the human race.
There are ak editors in Boston eighty
years Of cage who are engaged in active
work. ,is .
On the street cara In and around New
York 10000 passengers pay 500. 900
every day.
Achmed Ben Ama,, the Algerian lion
slayer, has killed moro than tSo hundred
OF the kings OF beasts.
Since It became fashionable to be gray
tho price Of resi- gray hair has riaen to en-
ormous fgures-Sl0O an ounce. smyt,
y Six carts and twenty men have for elk
weeks been engaged in cutting and haul
ing brsnches from Washington shade
trecE that are white with the cocoons Of
tho tent caterpillar.
Next spring Russia will begin on sn
Asiatic trunk railway to stretch from
Tonsk acroca sibs,is to the Pacific by way
Of Irkutsk, Stsetinsk, khanhat or Hankoi
and Nladivostok. 1t is expected to be COM
pleted in five years.
A Buffalo man ssyG there arc enough
shingles sold in that city every year to
supply every father in the land with 81
instrument Of physical puni0hmsnt. It is
estimated that there are 100000 isthers
in the country who annually inflict 1917
000, 900 spankinga, equivalent to mean
pressure Of S00O0O000 pounds on their
somewhat numerous odsprings.
A scientist who has made specially OF
baldheadedness asya that brain-workers
are moro subject to loss Of hair than those
engaged in manual labor. Ho found in
his investigation TINT among audiences
attendant upon churches and operas in
Boston, that from 40 TO 80 per cent were
bald; while in cheap museums and OF
prize fights the percentage was only L. to
On y ~ -. Ifs-. ~. ~ r---tI IE..
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Cleveland. Tuscarawas Valley & Wheeling Railway
Company ana Selah Chamberlain, Trustee inr
Cleveland, TuscarAwRs Valley & Wheeling Rail.
way Company, defendants. sEla VT -"
The obect OF this sui. is to attach and subject IN
tho pay ment Of the plaintiffs Claim sgaInst Inc d.
| isndant, tho Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley K
wheeling hallway Company, for three hundred
uolllts with Interest thereon from April !. lsSt
until payment, AID the costs Of this suit so much
ny may &c necessary Tor that purpose, OF the money
Of the SAID Railway Company now In the hands o!
the denelal Receiver vi this ourt, awaiting the
furlhsr order Of this Court And II appearing from
All affidavit flied In this cause that the defendant,
the Cleveland. TuscatRwus Valley d WEIGHING
Railway Company. Is n foreign corporation, and
| the defendant Selah Chamberlain, Is not d resi-.
dent OF the state Of West Virginia. aud they not
tctrg served with process In tnis suit on motion
o. the plaintiff, by his Eolicitots this order oil pub
ication Is entered against them and II Is ordered
! that the said defendants, Cleveland, Tu.ca1awas
Valley d wheeling Railway Company, and Selah
Chamberlain, Trustee for the Cleveland Iasca.
| rawas Valley d Wheeling Railway Company do
appear here within QUO month after the inst pub.
llcatlon 81 this order and do what Is necessary 10
protect their interests In this suit 1t Is further or.
desed That this order be published ani posted as
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clert 1.-The Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, NJ the Court
houic q said county this 10Th day Of April, 1857,
a-tl # JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time June 0, 1897,
:. Attest: 'a-tsy JOHN W. MITCHELL, C!erS.
uuTcHron & GAHvis, 30
1eTh 1900. Solicitors for Complainant.